Barkhan murders: Protestors vow to continue sit-in for Khetran’s arrest

QUETTA: The family of Barkhan victims – three members of the Marri family brutally killed allegedly by Balochistan minister Sardar Abdul Rehman Khetran – continues to protest in the red zone of Quetta.

As per details, the protestors demonstrating against the brutal murders have been demanding the safe recovery of the five disappeared family members and the arrest of minister Khetran.

The protestors vowed to continue their sit-in until their demands are met. The protestors have rejected the inquiry committee formed by the government and have demanded a judicial committee headed by Balochistan High Court judge.

They also said that the raid at Abdul Rehman Khetran’s house was a ‘drama’ of police.

Notably, Police found the bullet-riddled bodies of three people, including a woman, from a well on Monday evening. The three people belonging to the Marri tribe were killed before their bodies were dumped in the well.

The victims were identified by the police as Giran Naz, aged 40-45, wife of Khan Muhammad Marri and her two sons Muhammad Nawaz and Abdul Qadir.

Khan Muhammad Marri said his family was kept in the private prison of Balochistan’s Minister for Construction and Communications Sardar Abdul Rehman Khetran. He alleged that in 2019, his wife and seven children were imprisoned in Khetran’s private jail. He alleged that his family was killed after being tortured.

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